Sunday, October 28, 2007
Newcomers 2007
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All students must follow
school districts' dress codes
groomed. Facial hair, if worn, must be
Special to the Daily Herald
neat and well-trimmed.
For determining dress codes for stu-
Types of apparel including jewelry
,
dents, each school adopts its own guide-
trench coats, emblems, badges, sym-
bols, signs or other items or manner
lines after 75 percent of the parents of
each school vote on the change and it
of grooming which, by virtue of color,
passes by a two-thirds majority
.
arrangement, trademark, symbol or
any other attribute indicates or im-
plies gang membership or affiliation
or would substantially disrupt, dis-
Killeen Independent
tract or materially interfere with the
School District
school environment, activity and/or
educational objectives are prohibited
Pants, slacks and jeans are acceptable
on school grounds or at any school-
related activity regardless of time or
,
ttire. They shall not be more than one
size too large and worn at the waist, with
location.
no "sagging" (wearing pants below the
Photo ID cards will be issued to all
waistline or showing underwear). Bicy-
secondary sixth- through 12th-grade
students, except those assigned to the
cle (Spandex) shorts, boxer shorts, "cut-
offs," and shorts with holes or patches
Killeen Alternative and the Middle Level
are not permitted.
Learning Center. They will be required
Shirts and blouses also shall be appro-
to be worn at all times, visible from the
priately sized and may not be worn in
front (the waist and above) while at
any way that reflects gang affiliation or
school or at school functions and while
riding to and from school on district
may conceal contraband. Students must
transportation.
wear tops that cover the upper body and
shoulders and extend beyond the mid-
Students at Killeen Alternative
riff, leaving no skin exposed in normal
Center and the Middle Level Learn-
ing Center will not see any changes in
school activities.
their dress code. They must wear only
T-shirts that are longer than the wear-
black and white clothing (white shirts
er's fingertips (with arms down) and are
and black pants), including socks and
oversized are banned or must be tucked
hair accessories. Any T-shirt or un-
in.
Tank tops, fishnet (mesh) shirts or any
dershirt must be solid white. In ad-
apparel designed for recreation is unac-
dition, no jewelry may be worn at ei-
ceptable. Only students in grades pre-
ther campus.
kindergarten through third grade may
Specific dress code information for
wear tank tops or similar apparel, espe-
schools with standardized dress is as
follows:
cially in hot weather.
Tight and/or revealing clothing or
accessories that may draw undue at-
Clear Creek Elementary
tention to the student are prohibited.
Shirts must be solid white, red, light
Clothing which is of transparent and/
or see-though material should not be
blue, royal or navy Polo, Oxford style or
,
worn.
turtleneck. No logos, denim or cropped
As a general guideline, dress/skirt
shirts.
length and shorts should be no shorter
Pants must be khaki or navy Dock-
than four inches above the top of the
ers-style. No cargo, bell, Capri or jeans.
knee and must allow students to walk,
Shorts are allowed in the same color.
No baggy, bicycle, denim or athletic
stoop, kneel and sit with modesty
.
Apparel designed as underwear or
shorts.
nightwear may not be visible or worn as
Sweaters and sweatshirts must be
solid white, light blue, royal blue or navy
.
outer garments.
Head coverings, bandannas (in any
DARE shirt and school-sponsored shirts
manner), hoods and sweatbands may not
may be worn on Fridays.
be worn inside the building. The campus
Socks must be solid white, light blue,
administrator must approve any excep-
royal blue, navy or red.
tions to the policy for religious or medi-
Belts must be worn if loops are pres-
cal reasons.
ent and must be black, brown or navy
.
Students must wear soled footwear.
Hair must be neat, clean and well-
Please see Dress, Page 76